building agents that help scale hardware businesses

Joined February 2022
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May 22
Nice event! More please.
SF stands for San Francisco and Science Fiction. We're bringing both to Berlin, where you should demo your project (dm me)
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May 18
highly infuriating use of whitespace @AlibabaGroup
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Leon retweeted
that's my quant. my quantitative. my MATH specialist.
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Apr 15
thinking in sessions is what keeps ai stupid
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Apr 15
there is something deeply satisfying about using cmd shift p in claude code
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yearning for the bug-free apple experience
Replying to @AnthropicAI
Mythos Preview has already found thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities—including some in every major operating system and web browser.
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Mar 31
Industrial countries may be headed for a dark age. For decades, world trade was built on three axioms: ⚡️ cheap energy ⛴️ open trade routes 🤝 stable alliances. That world made it rational to optimize everything for cost. This vulnerability is now finally exposed. (1/4)
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Mar 31
Post-hormuz brings a new supply chain paradigm, that changes manufacturing, sourcing, and changes what “good procurement” means. 🔙 The old model rewarded whoever bought cheapest. 🔜 The next one will reward whoever can react fastest, when their suppliers declare force majeure. Most companies are not yet built for this change. (3/4)
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Companies got used to a calmer world: - lean teams - concentrated supplier bases - long qualification cycles - and too much manual work to react quickly. That is fine when supply is stable. It is dangerous when energy shocks, route disruptions, and supply interruptions start compounding, which is exactly what markets are now trying to price. [1] Being prepared now means having alternatives before you need them: qualified fallback suppliers, better market visibility, and the ability to move fast under pressure. (4/4) [1] reuters.com/world/middle-eas…
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Mar 23
hear me out: usage-based taxes 1) Citzens and companies pay proportionate to their your use of government services and facilities. automagically attributed with ai (🪄) 2) the more people use a service, the more funding that gov agency receives. 3) The cost to run and improve the agency is split equally among all verified users of that gov facility. e.g. - #all defense, grid, trains, parks, public health... - #uber overuse of roads - ... 4) No elections for local gov, they just hire the best people for the job from the free market. High-paying prestigious jobs. 5) All citizens sit on on the board of all gov facilities that they're using, where they vote on granular budget allocation, new hires, attribution of gov.facility use, etc. 6) Fed gov keeps all national functions. Same election process. Reviews performance of local gov by law-binding KPIs and OKRs. can hire and fire with executive authority in special scenarios. Can set tax-to-use attribution model. Rewards: - Gov innovation and consolidation of functions through competition over a scarce max amount of taxes. - Tax avoidance only possible through limiting their use of public property - Crowdsourcing local public works projects by wealthy citizens and companies to. - Each political partys only advocate for their thesis on optimal tax attribution logic. Hard mathematical models instead of political bs. Performance discussed publicly. - Infrastructure is maintained obsessively to avoid outages which could result in a direct drop in tax revenue. Disincentivizes: - Waste - Fraud - Abuse
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Mar 21
everything must work from a fresh context window
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Mar 21
build the server vs. be the server
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Mar 21
all crms will become CLI companies
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Mar 21
I often ask myself: 10 years from now, when I look back on what happened in this period in history, what would I have wanted myself to do in retrospect? Teaching my friends and family how to describe their intent to models and vibe-create anything is probably among the highest ROI things. Everyone has at least one beautiful idea in their lifetime. If they had the power to bring that idea to life, how could the world not be more beautiful.
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conquer evil by doing good
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Mar 20
My ux friend has been getting super into cursor lately. it's about time i encroach on his territory #pixelpushers
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Mar 15
your edge is whatever you know that the models don't know
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Teaching my dad to use Cursor to automate his graphic design workflow might be my proudest moment of 2026 so far.
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